
Learn practical, easy techniques to improve face drawing—from line art and structure to anatomy—noticing and simplifying errors, while practicing with assignments and tips to earn income from drawing.
Build confidence by following proven blueprints and avoid quitting; don't compare with others, compare with yesterday, enjoy practice, and schedule regular time to draw anime faces.
Explore the equipment I frequently use for anime drawing, including various pencils and leads (Pentel, Rotring), 0.3–0.5 mm options, inkjet and Bristol paper, erasers, and white highlights for clean linework.
Master line art using straight, circular, and curvy lines with two techniques: thin lines layered for darkness and controlled line strokes, highlighting shadow areas such as under ears and hair.
Learn to notice and simplify eyes by starting with realistic eye structure and evolving into manga style, including eyelids, iris, canthus, eyelashes, and side-view variations.
Master nose anatomy with nasal bone, cartilage, and nostrils, using a four-shape method; sketch the mouth with five circles, lips, philtrum, and ears with border and helix.
Learn two head-drawing methods, 2335 and 2332, for profile and side faces, using proportional guidelines, eye and ear placements, and mouth alignment to refine anime portraits.
Turn the head horizontally and use the 233 method to place eyes, nose, and lips; build the head as a plane, mark hairline, ears, and side-view features.
Map hair spread on the head, start with a line for no-bang styles or a point for bangs, then build and refine a natural, slightly messy look with darkened borders.
Detail anime expressions by illustrating happy, laugh, angry, cry, worried, sulk, embarrassed, and after-laugh emotions with eye shapes, tears, mouth moods, eyebrows, and shading.
Explore how to craft character uniqueness by storytelling, selecting distinctive hair styles, props, and accessories to express personalities from optimistic children to sporty rivals.
Watch a demonstration that combines line-art, varied face angles, hairstyles, and character traits, guiding you to apply past lessons to your anime drawings.
Master drawing neck and shoulder for a complete portrait by outlining neck positioning, collarbone shapes like a bicycle handle, and shoulder in diagonal and side views.
*Attention*
The content will be delivered in Thai. However there is an English subtitle for it :)
During promotion price, the access to the group will not be available.
What you will become after the course...
You will be improved because of practical and concise tricks that you can implement right away after watching. The content will not be too theoretical and boring as I would like to focus on 'practising right after watching' which is the most important elements of all!
You will save your 10+ years of trials and errors as I have already summed up my 10+ years of experiences in this course!
It's a super discounted real practical class as you will have a real teacher corrects your work. I believe that if you only watch the video, this won't help anything. I therefore create a facebook group which you can join on my facebook group called ctclockwisescoursecamp to send homework and ask about anything. Homework can be sent at any time you want. However, I would encourage you to follow the schedule I have provided in the group to see the result faster.
Former Students Reviews
I have watched this so many times! I just knew that my picture does not have any variation in line weight at all... I will definitely use your techniques! Your instruction is really great and clear. - Giggle Yansri
I really like how you explain everything in really clear and concise ways. I also have never known that the pressure of the line is really important! Everything is so smooth and not boring at all. Thank you! - Naveeta U-ma
I do like how you put in so many details on each step! I was nervous at first when I saw the homework xD but you did make it sound easy! - マーク ジョーンズ
It's really nice how you demonstrated everything you explained and used an easy-to-look-at table for the important lines! Another thing I like a lot about this video is showing your old drawings as examples for mistakes and giving us a checklist.
- Luu Pandanerd